BIDDEFORD, Maine — With the release of the All-Commonwealth Coast Conference Team, the Roger Williams Men's Tennis team had six student-athletes received all-conference honors in addition to two major awards.
 
Jon Trevethan (Berlin, Conn.) was selected as CCC Player of the Year while Head Coach Barry Gorman was named CCC Coach of the Year. Trevethan and Dan Tocco (East Quogue, N.Y.) both earned All-CCC First Team – Singles honors as well as All-CCC First Team – Doubles recognition as a pair. Tyler Cain (Montpelier, Vt.) was named All-CCC Second Team – Singles while Arlex Correa (Lynnfield, Mass.) was chosen to the All-CCC Third Team – Singles. Correa and Ryan Schuck (Glastonbury, Conn.) also earned All-CCC First Team – Doubles honors as a duo.
 
Trevethan was a dominant player in the league this year, putting together perfect records playing at both No. 1 singles and No. 1 doubles. In singles, he posted a perfect 8-0 record, winning every match in straight sets. Included in those set wins were seven 6-0 victories and he never dropped more than three games in any set during the season. He was equally as impressive in doubles play, once again earning an 8-0 record. Five of his doubles wins were 8-0 decisions and he never dropped more than three games in any doubles match.
 
Gorman collects his third CCC Men's Tennis Coach of the Year award this year having received the honor previously in 2015 and 2016. His Roger Williams was dominant this year going a perfect 8-0 during the regular-season, including a 5-0 mark in conference play. Of his teams eight victories six came way of a 9-0 decision. In total, the Hawks only took three losses as part of dual matches.
 
Tocco put up a tremendous 8-0 record at singles play during the regular season, with all eight wins coming at the #2 flight. He and Trevethan also posted an 8-0 record together in doubles, winning all eight matches at #1.
 
Cain notched a 7-1 overall record in singles for the Hawks during the regular season, playing solely at #3. All seven of his victories came in conference play as he closed out the regular season with three consecutive victories.
 
Correa also posted a 7-1 record at singles during CCC play, with five of his victories coming at the #4 flight and two coming at #5. In CCC doubles play, he and Schuck put together a perfect 8-0 record on the year in Commonwealth Coast Conference play.